Monthly Learning Journeys

Every day, we scroll through headlines—but how do we know what to trust?

Fact-checkers are like information detectives. They don’t just believe what they see—they investigate it to separate facts from misinformation.

1. How do fact-checkers decide if a source is reliable? What clues would YOU look for?

2. What role do algorithms play in what we see online?

3. Does social media show the truth—or just what it thinks you want to see?

What does being truly healthy mean to you? Is it just physical fitness—or something more?

Which daily habits help you stay healthy, and which ones might be harming you?

How do modern lifestyles—like screen time, stress, and routines—affect your well-being?

 Is your routine helping you live better—or just keeping you busy?

War doesn’t only affect people; it can also destroy priceless cultural heritage. Historic monuments, ancient cities, and valuable artifacts are often damaged, looted, or even deliberately destroyed. 

Why are historical sites and artifacts targeted during wars?

How does destroying heritage impact a nation’s identity and history?

World Earth Day, observed on April 22, is one of the largest environmental movements in the world. People across the globe take part in activities like planting trees, cleaning rivers, reducing plastic use, and learning how to protect the environment. It reminds us that even small actions—like saving water, recycling, and caring for wildlife—can make a big difference.

What more can you do to help protect the environment?